Codie Sanchez breaks down five rules CEOs follow: Jobs cut 95% of projects yearly. Bezos thought in decades. Hastings and Huang built systems so they could step back. Buffett bought railroads instead of chasing trends. The best leaders use data to decide, not instinct.
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95%.
10 years.
Here's the wild thing about the most.
Successful CEOs in the world.
They're not always.
Smarter than you.
They just follow.
The rules the rest of us ignore.
Rule number one, they are violently good at saying no. Jobs used to cut 95%.
Of projects every year.
Focus. Unfair advantage. Number two, they think in decades, not days. Bezos built Amazon with a 10 year time horizon. If you're always thinking.
Short term, you'll always get short term results.
3. They removed themselves from the work. Hastings, Huang, they.
Built C systems and frameworks.
Rule number four.
They don't chase trends, they build infrastructure. Buffett bought railroads, not apps.
Huang built the chips that power AI.
Not the LLMs themselves. The money is often in the picks and shovels. Number five, they.
Make decisions from data, not to fiber. Every high output.
CEO has a.
Scoreboard or.
A dashboard.
If you don't have that, you have.
No ability to scale.
These aren't secrets.
They'Re disciplines.
And the day you start acting like an owner instead of an operator, your.
